I am under the greatest obligation to you for a charming evening
I have enjoyed this little glimpse of you very much
This has been a most agreeable experience
It has been delightful to have you with us
I hope you may be persuaded to come again
Come to see us again before you leave town
I trust you will repeat this experience at some future date
I was not clever enough to catch your name
(Conventional——Parting, On Chance Meeting)
It is a very great pleasure to have met you
I beg to present my compliments to all your family
Be so good as to present my most respectful compliments to——
It has given me great pleasure to have this chat with you
I hope we shall meet under happier circumstances
I wish you would take it into serious consideration
Would you be good enough to give him a message for me
Please accept this as a slight token of my gratitude
Will you not do me the favor to tell me——
Let us have the pleasure of hearing you——
(Conventional——Request to Accompany Another and Response)
Thank you, I appreciate your kindly thought of me
I trust I shall have an opportunity of returning your kindness
Many thanks for doing me the honor to inquire
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate it
I am deeply indebted to you for your kindness
I beg your acceptance of my very hearty thanks for——
Excuse my manners, that so neglected you. _Othello_, V., 1
Pardon, my haste made me unmannerly. _King Henry VIII._, IV., 2
I am heartily sorry that—— _All’s Well that Ends Well_, IV., 3
Many years of sunshine days. _King Richard II._, IV., 1
Take from my mouth the wish of happy years. _King Richard II._, I., 3
Prosperous life, long and ever happy. _King Henry VIII._, V., 5
Many, many, merry days. _The Merry Wives of Windsor_, V., 5
I am very glad to see you. _As You Like It_, III., 3
A hundred thousand welcomes. _Coriolanus_, II., 1
Our old and faithful friend, we are glad to see you. _Measure for Measure_, V., 1
Your presence makes us rich. _King Richard II._, II., 3
Although the last, not least. _King Lear_, I., 1
Happily met. _The Taming of the Shrew_, IV., 5
Good morrow to this fair assembly. _Much Ado about Nothing_, V., 4
Heartily well met, and most glad of your company. _Coriolanus_, IV., 3
Why did you stir so early? _Pericles_, III., 2